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Feds promise high-speed internet to 3,600 more homes in rural ManitobaOttawa is spending $38 million on four projects that will bring high-speed internet to just over 3,600 households in rural and northern Manitoba.TechNov 15
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Copper wires stolen in Abbotsford cut 911 service, internet to 2 neighbourhoodsThe first theft happened at 5:11 a.m. on Thursday when Telus and Rogers cable lines were cut in the 33500 block of Huntingdon Road, Abbotsford police said.CrimeNov 7
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Ontario launching new mental health program for first respondersThe $32-million program will include a 24-hour call line and a web portal for services such as internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy and peer support.CanadaNov 19
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Ford government inks $100M deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink systemPremier Doug Ford's government has signed a $100-million deal with Elon Musk's SpaceX to deliver high-speed internet to remote residents in rural and northern Ontario.CanadaNov 14
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Pesto, a massive, fuzzy baby penguin, waddles his way to internet famePesto, the 9-month-old towering baby king penguin, weighs an impressive 46 pounds and devours 25 fish every day.TrendingSep 27
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Meet Moo Deng, the adorable baby hippo everyone is falling forZookeeper Atthapon Nundee has been posting cute moments of animals in his care for years, but he never imagined the zoo's newborn pygmy hippo would become an internet megastar.TrendingSep 20
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BCE making major inroads into U.S. fibre networks with $5B acquisitionBell Canada will use $4.2 billion of the proceeds it got from selling its stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment to Rogers Communications to fund this acquisition.MoneyNov 4
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‘Shocking and frustrating’: Only 45% of eligible voters cast ballots in N.S. electionLess than half of all eligible voters turned out for Nova Scotia’s provincial election, with almost 66,000 fewer voters casting ballots than in the province's 2021 election.PoliticsNov 28
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Decision not to print voter cards for N.S. election ‘short-sighted’: seniors advocateA seniors advocacy group says it is very concerned about a decision by Nova Scotia's elections agency not to mail voter information cards because of the threat of a postal strike.PoliticsNov 2
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Saskatoon family makes pleas online after dog goes missing from groomerA family is making pleas online for help finding their dog Bella who went missing from the groomer on Friday.CanadaNov 25
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Human trafficking is not just a big city problem, RCMP saysRCMP investigators say the arrest of a Cochrane, Alta man on charges of human trafficking shows its not just a big city problem.CrimeNov 13
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Manitoba considers expanding law on revenge porn and other image sharingThe Manitoba government is looking at strengthening a law that protects people whose intimate photos or videos are shared without their consent.PoliticsNov 7
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Google may have to sell Chrome. Why the impact could be ‘seismic’The measures presented by the Department of Justice are part of a landmark case in Washington which has the potential to reshape how users find information.ConsumerNov 21
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Nova Scotia election: Liberals say province’s immigration levels are too highNova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill says immigration levels must be reduced until the province can provide enough housing and other services.CanadaNov 7
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Peanut, Instagram-famous squirrel, seized from owner by NY state officialsMultiple anonymous complaints about Peanut — also spelled P'Nut or PNUT — brought at least 6 officers from the state Department of Environmental Conservation to Mark Longo's home.TrendingNov 1
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Canadian seniors hard hit by postal strikeSeniors advocacy organizations say the longer the postal strike drags on the more isolated some seniors will become.ConsumerNov 19
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Sex doll seized by Canadian border agents in Ontario, man from N.S. chargedAccording to RCMP, the doll had originated in Japan and was addressed to an importer residing in Digby, N.S. A search warrant revealed more dolls.CrimeOct 29
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Edmonton man faces child pornography charges after investigation that began in U.S.ALERT's internet child exploitation unit said U.S. Homeland Security provided information in August 2024 that linked an Edmonton man to the case.CrimeSep 5
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‘Tax holiday’ bill up for House of Commons vote. What to expectThe legislation, which was tabled on Wednesday, calls for a two-month break on the goods and services tax or harmonized sales tax on dozens of items.CanadaNov 28
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Canada Post strike could halt Nova Scotia dog influencer’s Christmas cardsPercy, a nine-year-old golden doodle, has 33,000 Instagram followers. The Canada Post strike could stop him sending his Christmas cards.CanadaNov 23